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Skinside Out

Welcome to Skinside Out, where science meets beauty, the ultimate dermatology podcast! Dive deep into the fascinating world of skin health with expert insights, evidence-based discussions, and myth-busting truths.

Podcast · By NOOR Dermatology & Aesthetics · English · Official site

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Sep 21, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Skin, Metabolism & Longevity (opens the original)

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    Skin Side Out Episode 70 explores the connection between skin health, metabolism, aging, and longevity. Dr. Zain, Heather, and Courtney discuss how dermatology is moving toward a more comprehensive approach that considers what is happening inside the body, not just what appears on the skin. The conversation covers regenerative medicine, collagen, GLP 1 medications, muscle loss, metabolic health, inflammation, lab testing, and how changes in the body can show up through the skin. They also discus

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Best Fall Skin Treatments (opens the original)

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    Dr. Zain Husain hosts Heather and Courtney on Skin Side Out to discuss ideal fall and winter cosmetic treatments, focusing on pigment, vascular concerns, and anti-aging. They review options for pigment including IPL (with cautions for melasma and tanned skin), pigment-specific lasers, medium-depth TCA-based chemical peels like the Perfect Derma Peel, and non-ablative fractional lasers. For vascular issues such as redness and rosacea, they cover IPL, hemoglobin-targeting vascular lasers, a low-do

  3. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Optimize Your Upcoming Fall Treatments (opens the original)

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    Optimizing Fall Skin Treatments: Retinoids, Brightening Agents, Rosacea Care & Collagen Boosters | Skinside Out Dr. Zain hosts Skinside Out with Heather and Courtney to discuss optimizing skincare and pre-treatments for fall procedures as weather shifts cooler and drier. They recommend a solid baseline regimen (vitamin C, retinoids, sunscreen) and adjuncts like growth factors, exosomes, and peptides to support recovery and collagen. For pigment concerns after summer sun, they cover hydroquinone

  4. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Rate the Rave: Trendy Skincare Reviews (opens the original)

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    In this “Rate the Rave” episode of Skinside Out, Dr. Zain Hussain with Heather and Courtney score trendy skincare products from 1–10 and explain why. They rate snail mucin low as a nonessential hydrator, pimple patches as helpful mainly for preventing picking (with irritation risks from added actives), and Differin Gel as an accessible, tolerable starter acne treatment for teens. Medicube Pink PDRN Serum scores near zero due to concerns about buzzword marketing and unclear sourcing/amounts of PD

  5. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Back-to-School Skincare Survival Guide | Keep It Simple, Stay Consistent (opens the original)

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    Dr. Zain hosts Skinside Out with Heather and Courtney to share a back-to-school skincare survival guide for high school and college students. They emphasize keeping routines simple and realistic, avoiding starting many new products at once, and sticking to morning basics: gentle cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen. They discuss the importance of not sleeping in makeup, keeping hands off the face and not picking pimples, and showering or cleansing after heavy sweating to help prevent acne and fo

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